Source: Telegraph India
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Braille Signage to Make Alipore Museum Inclusive
Alipore Museum has introduced Braille signage to improve accessibility for visually impaired visitors. This initiative allows people like 15-year-old Madhurima Naskar to connect with history in a more meaningful way. With 44 Braille indicators and several ramps, the museum aims to create an inclusive experience for all. Continue reading
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Casting Votes from Home: A Step Towards Inclusive Elections
Hey, did you hear about this cool thing happening in Delhi? Over 1,480 elderly voters and Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) got to cast their votes from home on the first day of the home voting facility! It’s all part of making elections more inclusive for everyone. So, here’s the deal: if you’re above 85 years… Continue reading
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